Jay Carter

How many of you have had a client pull the "that's not what we agreed to" move after the job was done? Or watched a change order go unsigned because things were moving fast on site? Drop a ✋ in the comments if you've ever lost money because something wasn't in writing. Tomorrow at 3 PM ET, Ivan Merrow from BuildRight Law is going live with us to break down exactly what contractors need in their contracts to actually be protected, legally. We're covering: → Why most contractor contracts fall apart the moment a client pushes back → How to lock in payment so clients can't stall, dispute, or ghost on what they owe you → How to document changes on the job so your margin stays intact → What language actually protects you — and what's just paper that won't hold up This is 60 minutes with a real construction attorney — free. This community is full of guys who show up and do the work right. The next step is making sure your paperwork protects you the same way. Share this with a contractor who's still running jobs on handshakes — they need this more than anyone. 📅 Mark your calendar: Thursday at 3 PM ET 🔥 Don't miss it! If you don't have the invite to join yet comment "LINK" and we'll send it over.